16/08/2025
🔥 s e x d u r i n g p r e g n a n c y 🔥🤰
It’s something a lot of people wonder about, and honestly, it doesn’t need to be awkward or hush-hush. If your pregnancy is healthy and your doctor hasn’t advised against it, s*x is absolutely okay. In fact, it can be a really lovely way to stay close, feel good, and even help your body get ready for labour when the time comes.
Everyone experiences pregnancy differently. Some people feel more turned on than ever—hormones can do wild things, and the extra blood flow can make everything more sensitive. Others feel the complete opposite—tired, sore, or just not in the mood. Both are totally normal. There’s no right or wrong here.
It’s also true that s*x might feel different. You might need to try new positions, take things slower, or talk more openly about what feels good and what doesn’t. That kind of communication can actually bring you closer.
And when you’re near your due date, s*x can sometimes help things along naturally. Semen has prostaglandins, which may help soften the cervix, and or***ms can trigger gentle contractions. It’s not a magic trick, but it’s one of those sweet, natural ways to support your body.
The most important thing is that you both feel comfortable, safe, and connected. If it feels good—go for it. If it doesn’t, that’s okay too. Your body is doing something incredible, and your comfort and joy matter just as much as everything else.
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